NRS Code of Conduct

NRS encourages constructive and respectful discussion for the benefit of all participants. Please follow our Code of Conduct to help maintain a positive and inclusive environment.

General

1. Stay on Topic

Post your discussions in the relevant category. This helps everyone find and follow topics that matter to them.

2. Be Respectful

Treat every member with courtesy, regardless of opinion, background, or experience level. Healthy debate is encouraged; hostility is not.

3. Share Knowledge, Not Noise

Contribute valuable insights, practical solutions, or verified information. Avoid spamming, self-promotion, or repetitive posts.

4. Protect Privacy

Do not post personal or confidential information; your own or anyone else’s. Respect the privacy of all members.

5. Credit Your Sources

If you quote or reference materials, provide attribution or a link. Integrity strengthens our community.

6. Keep It Legal and Safe

Do not share or request illegal content, offensive materials, or anything that violates NRS’s Terms of Use.

7. Report Concerns

If you notice inappropriate behavior or content, flag it for moderation. Our team will review and take action.

Forum Manners & Etiquette

The NRS Forum is a professional community, let’s make every interaction positive and worthwhile.

1. Be Constructive

Focus on solutions, learning, and progress. If you disagree, explain why respectfully.

2. Welcome New Voices

Encourage newcomers. Remember, today’s learners are tomorrow’s contributors.

3. Write Clearly

Use clear, concise language. Avoid all caps, slang, or aggressive punctuation that could be misread.

4. Acknowledge Others

If someone helps you, thank them. A little appreciation builds a stronger network.

5. Keep Discussions Civil

Avoid personal attacks, discrimination, or inflammatory remarks. Address ideas, not individuals.

6. Use Tags and Titles Wisely

Choose clear titles and tags that make your post easy to find and understand.

7. Represent the Spirit of NRS

Promote transparency, fairness, and shared ownership, the same values NRS stands for in global Internet governance.